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There are challenges experienced by providers during payer negotiations, and various tech capabilities needed to build the most effective and valuable payer negotiation tech stacks. Dilpreet Sahota, founder and CEO of Trek Health, explains.
Jesus Diaz, director of nursing informatics and training at Memorial Healthcare System, recommends that IT teams introduce new tools to clinical leaders and explain their benefits rather than rolling them out from the top down.
Patient visit documentation must accurately reflect the clinical reality of patient care to serve care coordination and timely reimbursement, according to Dr. Sari Green, physician executive director at Accuity.
Jeffrey Weide, product manager at symplr, discusses how the HIMSS Professional Development Committee is revamping its offerings so emerging leaders can gain skills that keep up with healthcare's ever-changing demands.
TEMPO and ACCESS are two new models that signal a large change in how the federal government intends to govern cost, quality and accountability in Medicare. Bill Charnetski, government affairs pro at PointClickCare, offers a deep dive.
Just-in-time training supports the integration of new digital tools into clinical workflows, enabling clinicians to focus on connecting directly with patients, says Dr. Stephanie Lahr, uPerform CMO.
Mary Beth Seaman, president of the HIMSS Southern California Chapter, highlights the upcoming annual CXO Summit on May 12th at the Richard Nixon Library, featuring healthcare stakeholders discussing how policies are impacting care delivery.
Alexandra Wright, director of research of HIMSS' Office of Scientific Research, talks about how HIMSS analytics and advisory services help healthcare organizations determine the necessary steps to reach their strategic goals.
But continuity, confidentiality and compliance aren't the only imperatives hospitals and health systems need to manage when IT systems are down and workflows are suddenly paper-based, says Rebecca Romine, health law shareholder at Polsinelli.
Bob Watson, Health Gorilla CEO, says that proving interoperability's financial benefits may encourage health systems to connect to TEFCA networks.
Marcus Perez, president of Altera Digital Health, discusses the highly concentrated electronic health records arena and explains how it might hurt innovation and patient outcomes over the next decade.
Innovaccer CEO Abhinav Shashank says the company's agentic AI cloud enables health systems to consolidate administrative workloads on a common infrastructure rather than purchase individual tools for each process.